their beautiful unlikeliness
a family of fungi grew overnight outside my tent
Friday, August 19, 2011
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18 comments:
WOW how did you get those little LED lights in the shrooms????
They look just like daisies. Beautiful - what's their habitat?
They are so beautiful. Also they are us as our span is brief, relatively.
linda sue i didn't do it. little fairy friends did! steven
hi rachel - these little shrooms were growing in upper new york state about eight days ago. steven
aguja - they are pretty aren't they! steven
Beautiful lights! What lens are you using for these closeups?
And just as quickly rotted awat Steven - you really have to catch them just right - and you did.
Another blog I read posted pictures of mushrooms today too. They are so cool.
Looks like a heavenly host of little suns. :)
hi rick - it's a strange thing but i don't know much about photography! i can tell you that i took this picture with an olympus e420 dslr if that helps!!! steven
weaver and that's the thing with beauty - so transient. steven
ellen - i am amazed at their ability to appear and spread and reconstitute decaying matter into something the planet can use again. steven
hope when i saw them i thought of little suns - like the ones in medieval illustrations with rays of blue and gold. steven
Fascinating! I have never seen anything like them, thanks for featuring what beauty lies outside the tent!
I gave you one of my weekly Goddess Awards that you can pick up at my place if you like.
Visiting from The Goddess. Your photo is gorgeous. I have recently started using our camera, and I hope that some day I will be as good as you.
Those are really unusual mushrooms! Great shot. Came to visit from the Everyday Goddess. Hope you find time to pay a return visit.
pretty!
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